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Scientists investigate superslippery materials and other unusual friction feats.
Rhesus macaque monkeys don't need rewards to learn and remember how items are ranked in a list, a mental feat that may prove handy in the wild.
A large study of more than 500 women finds little evidence of microbes in the placenta, contrary to previous reports on the placental microbiome.
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Carbon nanotubes designed to release plastic-eroding chemicals could clear the long-lasting trash from waterways.
A newly discovered spaceship-shaped predator raked through the Cambrian seafloor in search of food.
NASA's TESS telescope has spotted a world that could be a bridge between other types of exoplanets: hot Jupiters and scorched Earths.
Measurements of the Hubble constant don't line up. Scientists debate what that means.
A botched attempt at producing radioactive material needed for a neutrino experiment may have released ruthenium-106 to the atmosphere in 2017.
Some of the sun's fundamental physics have been re-created with plasma inside a vacuum chamber
Research into the mind-body connection shows that attitude is everything when it comes to healthy aging.
In the continually regenerating hydra, fluorescent markers help researchers track stem cells on the way to their cellular fate.
Research by pet-food maker Purina aims to disable the major allergen carried in cat saliva, a protein called Fel d1.
The rise of Candida auris, a deadly fungus spurring outbreaks in the United States and worldwide, may have been aided by climate change.
Subtle defects affecting T cells altered the animals' microbiome and fat absorption, providing hints of what might also be going on in people.
In 1969, a drug that crippled a generation found new life as a treatment for leprosy.
The U.S. space agency has released new images for the Chandra X-ray Observatory's 20th birthday.
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